Executive summary about Medela and Ameda by Rachel Terry
The Medela and Ameda breast pumps differ in their level of comfort. The Ameda breast pump is a higher-end breast pump and it is more comfortable to use. The Medela breast pump is less expensive than the Ameda breast pump because it is mechanical.
One feature the Ameda pump has that the Madela pump does not is protection against contamination. Breast milk can be contaminated by bacteria, viruses and other germs, but the Ameda pump has a patented diaphram barrier that keeps the milk free from contaminants.
NICU Research Confirms Ameda’s Elite Breast Pump Outperforms Other Hospital Grade Breast Pumps
Research performed in Neonatal Intensive Care Units in the U.S. prove that the Elite, a hospital grade breast pump from Ameda, outperforms other hospital pumps when used for establishing & maintaining a healthy breast milk supply for preterm infants.
Through research of various NICU’s throughout the United States on post partum women, it has been found that Ameda’s Elite Hospital Grade Breast Pump was the most successful pump, with regard to establishing a steady supply of breast milk, compared against other leading hospital grade breast pumps, including the Medela Symphony, as well as normal breastfeeding mothers. The use of breast pumps for increasing milk supply is of vital importance for pre-term infants. Ameda, a leading manufacturer of breast pumps and breastfeeding supplies, produces a variety of personal-use and hospital grade breast pumps, including the Ameda Elite.
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Medela breast pumps are the breastmilk feeding products that help moms to provide breastmilk back to their babies.
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